L & C Repair,

302 North Franklin Street, Holland, TX 76534

"Great tire repair Man! Leno is quick and honest. He gets a good amount of customers stopping by,, so,, You might have to get in line and wait or ask for a better time to come back. But, it's worth the wait."

"Leno has been a friend since 2010 when we moved to Holland.We moved to Colorado in 2017.I haven't been in touch much since then but consider him one of my quality friendships.I better get back in touch.Miss the guy!"

"Leno took part of his lunch hour to rescue me on the road within the city limits when i had a flat the other day. He definitely goes the extra mile for his customers, and we appreciate him very much!"

"L & C: If you've got ANY tire problem of ANY kind, this place IS the only place in Bell County that I take my equipment. Whether it's a street tire for my truck or an AG tire for one of my pieces of equipment or a tire for my wife's car, this is THE Best place to get your tires, period. Lee is a very personable, friendly and courteous man. He's ALWAYS busy, but he will make time to take care of you, even if it means he stays late. I admire this man not just because of his fair prices, but his pursuit of safety for everyone. He's even worked on split rims for me, which NOBODY wants to touch. This guy will always give you your choices if it can be repaired, safely, he will. He'll even ask if it's for the mud and the muck or is it going on the highway. He knows his tires and can get most any size in one business day or less. He has NEVER let me down. He ALWAYS has had my tires ready when he says they'll be ready. He's even come to our ranch and changed out an 18.5 by 30 MF 165 tractor tire--ON THE TRACTOR IN THE FIELD. He didn't even charge me a service call. Lee is a solid, an individual and a business that helps me make money and that is something, sadly, that is rare in the commercial sector. I HIGHLY recommend this business for all your tire needs."

"There are 2 kinds of small town repair shops that look like they are a cacophony of disarray. The first kind is a place that can't do much of anything and and wind up looking that way. The second kind is a shop that can and will do whatever is needed done and looks overrun because all the locals send everything they own that needs working on there because they live in that town and know their job is in the best hands. How does anyone driving by who isn't from there tell the difference which is which? Well, I live in Bartlett, Texas just down 95 from L & C and I can tell you that while I do most of the work on all the vehicles on our ranch myself about once every couple months I go there for jobs that are outside of my ability and have NEVER regretted it. If that doesn't tell you all you need to know about this place then you pass it up and pay some slick looking national automotive chain store too much to do too little for you, what can I say."